Comments on: Microsoft’s Project Natal at E3: No wonder Steven Spielberg is so excited

By: RADIO CONTROLLED MEGA PIRATE

RADIO CONTROLLED MEGA PIRATE — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 08:16:25 +0000

With the vast array of sensors on this device,. and microsoft leaving it open to SOFTWARE control,. this device is practically deadly,. do you realize the kinds of things you can do with a software controlled mic array alone,. with infrared and depth sensor,. you can do BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE even,. subvocal speech recognition,. did you not see that Steve Blamer is the EX CEO of Proctor and Gamble,. this is AT VERY LEAST,. a fat and ugly kid (girl) detector,. as soon as you are in this NATAL,. your 3D image, and all of your “flaws”,. gimp chin,. bumpy nose,. big ears,. bald head,. will be known and BOUND to your facebook account,. and if need be BLAMED ON CHINESE HACKERS,. as usual,. this is a filthy device when software controlled,. with the right math behind this thing, it can literally tell if you are a canditade for paxil,. this is a very sick thing,. don’t let your kids anywhere near DON MATRIX and his gross device,. speilberg knows this POS will not come to the market,. he’s giving it away even,. this is a $4,000,000,000 Rich Guy here,. think about it,. call the FTC today,. I am a professional games engineer,. from EA,.. EA will foot a lot of the blame here too,. as usual,. get a girlfriend fast.

By: Robbie D

Robbie D — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 08:11:50 +0000

Dont you mean Copy, Paste, And Edit?

By: Rankaratar

Rankaratar — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 05:55:51 +0000

Does noone think this is just stupid? Sony already made the Eye-toy which was fairly similar and, well, sucked. Milo is made by Peter Molyneux, so it will be nowhere as great as the hype suggests. Hundreds of people will swear at the screen and box as the system fails to register their movements and their character takes an abrupt stop at jagged rock country. I prefer to have a controller in my hand rather than waving at a box, at least then I know it at least tried before chucking me down the bottomless pit. All in all, it will fail and be forgotten as a little experiment that never worked, meanwhile Microsoft will get a little richer off all who bought it.

By: chris

chris — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 22:54:34 +0000

I think that XBOX needs to just stop crossing the lines with trying to take over other systems UNique ideas and leave itself. like how they came with avatars AFTER playstation released home. Now their doing this to attack wii?! are you kidding wtf is wrong with microsoft i bet once you play this ur gunna get the red ring of death
bye

By: Brandon

Brandon — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 00:25:30 +0000

To microsoft, it is about money. To the US gov’t., it is about control. We are coming to a scary time in the “technology race” we are finding ourselves in today. Our country – and our government – is not free from corruption. It is supremely ignorant to suspect that it is, and equally ignorant to brush things like these aside, or even lower yourself to buying this piece of equipment. When we are offered this type of technology, the motives do not even have any need of importance. What is important is that to accept this technology into your home, you are allowing something into your home that has the potential to have a very negative impact on our government-society balance.

By: Brandon

Brandon — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 00:22:42 +0000

I can’t help but feel that this new piece of technology is a bit reminiscent of the two-way video monitoring systems in 1984 by George Orwell. In a time when the government is capable of turning on the microphones of powered-down cell phones, I feel extremely uncomfortable transmitting from a two-way video link established within my home. Much less, one produced by possibly the most powerful technology company in the country, not to mention the world. It is no secret, judging from the number of government contracts between the two, that Microsoft / Dell have their hands in the government’s pockets. They are on the government’s payroll, and it is not a stretch to think that Microsoft would be THE company to execute a “war” on the public’s privacy at the will of the government. When money is the issue, technology is available, and the public is stupid enough to hand over their privacy in such a way (YouTube, etc), the people will be the ones to suffer. To microsoft, it is about mon

By: Jabbar

Jabbar — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 22:52:28 +0000

To get to the point, Project Natal is a game changer. The voice and face reconition is extraordinary and ahead of what everyone else is doing in gaming. The responsiveness is mind blowing alone with Milo. What we are seeing here is more than gaming but the future of home entertainment. Do any one get the feeling that Sony brought their motion controllers out before they wanted to because of Natal. Their presentation was so not rehearsed and they were not evan set up for it. Sony felt the pressure and brought it (like the presenter said) in “prototype” form. I just hope it is as flawless or close to it as the demo. I really see this as Xbox 720, next Gen sh*t.

By: dr3d

dr3d — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 11:14:32 +0000

great idea but … i think i am going to need to see this in action before i believe it. there are so~ many ways this thing could work badly.

By: Duke Nukem

Duke Nukem — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 02:20:32 +0000

To JPW.
Saying that Microsoft is inferior is a terrible statement. It’s true that Nintendo is a successful company as well. BUT let’s not forget the failed consoles and games that Nintendo had. Especially that excuse of a console, Gamecube.
You can’t deny that Microsofts Xbox has flourished in all of it’s years, and has forced Sony and Nintendo to compete with their own “creative” systems. But let’s look at the facts, the only thing that Sony really offers, is a free online experience, and a poor one. The only thing that Nintendo really offers, is an interactive experience, and a poor one. Where Wii lacks graphics, Playstation lacks game titles.
If Xbox introduces interactivity with Natal, then Wii will pretty much be blown out of the water, seeing as it is a “fuller” experience.
The only thing left then is to somehow counter Sony, which they will…
In general.
More gamers = more money = higher budget = better games. So Xbox fans, don’t say it’s a bad idea. I for one, want it.

By: Duke Nukem

Duke Nukem — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 02:19:28 +0000